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Im a shift worker and there will be some games I can't make, if i buy a season ticket for next season. Will I be able to "sell" my seat back to the club in the hope someone will buy it and I get some cash back ? has anyone had any experience of this ?
you#ll be better off buying a flexi ticket rather than a season ticket
yeah, just wondering if the flexi's will be available for next year, and that would limit my choice of seat too , especially if we went up.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
the flexi ticket is perfect for shift workers and people who work away in the week . the club would be mad not to offer flexi tickets next season .
the downside is you don't get any preference if you go away . had to watch the birmingham v cardiff away game in the brum end this season for example . i tryed to get a ticket in the city end but the club wouldn't have it . i,ve only followed the club for close on 40 years like many years as a season ticket holder -lol
Go sharesees with someone
nice one thanks mate. Im going to take the plunge and get a season ticket. Make the most of my holidays etc and get to see as much as I can. I want the stability of having the same seat etc. Thanks for your help though.
To be fair to the club, the STs are such good value, you can miss quite a few games and you’re still better off than buying for individual games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fine Lines
Yeah just done the maths and I need to go to 16 out of 23 to break even. That’s do-able.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas
Does anyone know if the sell back thing is still running ?
That’s if we’re still in this division of course. Only 19 home games in the premier league. Still probably works out as good as match day prices would be higher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fine Lines
Very true. Works out at £23 a game in premier league. Not bad at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas